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Since the rise of Protestantism, there has been a debate on the veneration of the Virgin Mary. Orthodox Christians argue that since Mary is ...
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LORD JESUS CHRIST,
SON OF GOD,
HAVE MERCY ON US,
THE SINNERS.
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1 comments:
Hi,
I'm a former evangelical who goes now to a roman Catholic church without having chosen a denomination.
On my blog, I'm going to explain in more details why I left "evangelicalism" behind.
Is it possible to be an Eastern Orthodox while considering the Bible in the same way one considers other Christian books written between 200 A.C. and today?
Many thanks for your answers!
Lothar Sohn - Lothar's son
http://lotharlorraine.wordpress.com